Stories by Gregg Keizer

Article | 28/08/2007 Deja vu: Sony uses rootkits, charges F-Secure
A line of USB drives sold by Sony Electronics installs files in a hidden folder that can be accessed and used by hackers, a Finnish security company c...
Article | 20/08/2007 Skype: It's alive! Alive!
Skype announced late Friday that all users could now again log on to the voice-over-IP service, marking the end of an outage that affected millions an...
Article | 17/08/2007 Warning: 'Clpwn' cavorting on unguarded sites
A self-proclaimed hacker crew calling itself "clpwn" -- as in "clown" -- that's been bragging about how it's defaced sites such as CNN and Playboy Cas...
Article | 14/08/2007 Toshiba laptop batteries pose fire hazard
Toshiba has recalled more defective laptop batteries, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said last week, the latest move in a long-run...
Article | 13/08/2007 Windows XP: The OS that won't die?
Microsoft has had to create a new build of Windows XP Professional for computer makers because the six-year-old operating system's continued popularit...
Article | 13/08/2007 Google starts charging for extra storage
Just hours after Microsoft rolled out its Skydrive online storage service on Thursday, Google unveiled pricing for shared online storage available to ...
Article | 13/08/2007 Microsoft's Skydrive online storage service goes beta
Microsoft has renamed its free online storage service as Windows Live Skydrive, and relaunched it with several interface tweaks as a beta preview open...
Article | 10/08/2007 Apple issues updates for brand-new iMacs
After CEO Steve Jobs trotted out new iMac computers on Tuesday, Apple Wednesday issued an update for the machines that the company only vaguely identi...
Article | 8/08/2007 Apple refreshes iMacs, as expected
Apple Tuesday refreshed its iMac desktop line, dropping the model with the smallest screen, cutting the price of the top-end system, and tweaking the ...
Article | 2/08/2007 Researchers: HP makes majority of unhealthy printers
Nearly all the laser printers fingered by researchers for spewing particulate matter into offices and homes are sold by Hewlett-Packard, a study publi...
Article | 31/07/2007 What we know (now) about the FBI's CIPAV spyware
Tucked into an affidavit filed by an FBI agent last month was the first hard evidence that federal agents are equipped with more than automatic pistol...
Article | 17/07/2007 Firefox nears 30 percent market share in Europe
Europe is a fortress for Mozilla's Firefox browser, which enjoys a market share nearly 50 percent higher than in the U.S., a French Web-measuring comp...
Article | 13/07/2007 Xbox 360 exec sold shares before console woes disclosed
Weeks before he announced an "unacceptable number of repairs" to the Xbox 360, the Microsoft executive in charge of the video game console sold US$6.1...
Article | 13/07/2007 Shocking! iPod plus lightning equals trouble
Doctors writing in the New England Journal of Medicine warned that using a portable music player such as an Apple iPod outdoors when lightning threate...
Article | 13/07/2007 Duelling analysts bicker over nano iPhone chances
Financial firm JPMorgan has given its clients conflicting forecasts this week about the iPhone's future, with teams in Taiwan and the US squaring off ...

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